... every week), of which had been given up es put all hope. There can be no doubt that. for cousumptiou and other chest complaints. Mr Coogreve is • peat lint of the ant order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there has been nu other discovery in medical ...

... aurveyor 1 think it is high time they were looked smut better by some of the authorities, and something duos to remedy the complaints made by Yours oteaiaaU►, k RATEPAYER. REMALY TICKET-HOLDERS BE CWEEN ALTEINCHAiI AND YANCHfr. f ER. To the Editor. Sir,—Will ...

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... capable of yielding over four quarts of milk daily. Mr H. Megeon, of Sale, was the judge, and Mr Thomas Allen, Sinderlead, the inward. PIGS. The pigs were • rather luminous section, there bg 73 exhibits this year, an income* of one only on the last show. In ...

... and Were were present Messrs H. A. limner, 31. Pool, Jackson, Allcock, Jepsou, 'lleunes, Auks, &aviation, Vaudrev, loden, inwards, T. Holtman, and A. E. Stringer (clerk). The chid be was sorry he bad been compelled to cell them together that evening, hut ...

... to the alarm of the young woman. who atteeepted to leave Um train while in mo t tioa. Wien the baba arrived at Trentham complaint was made to the guard, the girl and his companion were removed to another compartment, and the defendant's name and address ...

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... BY TENDER IN The agricultural depression, of which such loud and An inquest has been held at Sheffield, on Mary universal complaints are heard, a, in practice, meek a mend as a material difflealty. No I Walker sped sixty-six, who died in the workhouse, ...

... his horse astray at Odd Rode, on tha of Jane. His wife appeared for him, and be had to pay is 6d coets.—John Girard weasel:inward for having his horse astray at Wheelock Wharf on the night of the 26th June. P.C. Gilley deposed to seeing the horse straying ...

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... cower, Can never make thee feel their smart. ware. Thoughts such as these relieve my aching brain, And check the torrent of my inward woe; But yet they cannot all my grief restrain. The tear at times will to thy memory flow, Until my heed, Jibe thine, is laid ...

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